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How rain is dependent on soil moisture - C C - Mar 7, 2015
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/03/150306102714.htm
EXCERPT: It rains in summer most frequently when the ground holds a lot of moisture. However, precipitation is most likely to fall in regions where the soil is comparatively dry. This is the conclusion reached by researchers following an analysis of worldwide data. Their study contributes to a better understanding of soil moisture, a little explored climatic factor....
RE: How rain is dependent on soil moisture - elte - Mar 19, 2015
The storms could be stronger too, if the air is rising higher. Some storm clouds can rise as high as the lower stratosphere.